Waiting for the snow, it might be a while.

Naturally, Dave Kellet did it better, but I felt like giving it a shot. I’ve been thinking about this sketch since the rains that passed through last week.

Here’s a bit of our favorite weasel monsters in prep for this coming week’s comics!

Here’s is a sketch I played with when working the Nashville Comic & Horror Festival. All of the characters are based on people seen on the Convention floor except one, can you guess which one?

Here’s a collection of random weasel I’ve been scribbling lately!

This one was pretty fun to draw. I came up with the idea this afternoon at work, then finished it after getting home. It turned out so well that I even went back and shaded Tuesday’s comic1 There is a lot going on in the one that refers back to previous comics, did you catch them all?

Having trouble keeping up with the schedule this week. I plan to do a couple quick ones this week so I can get caught up.

Update 8/24/11: I came back today and did some marker shading on the sketch. The new one is scanned and up!

It all started with a hanging lamp. I was messing around late a few nights ago and decided to see where this sketch would go. Well, here you go, strangeness and all!

A zombie series drawn on Sunday of the Knoxville Comic & Anime Con.

The Sunday Sketch! Drawn Saturday at the Knoxville Comic & Anime Con, inspired by random passers by.

I did a sketch of some random llamas a while back, so I thought it was time for some random weasels!

Here are some sketch cards that have been finished up for Heroes Con. If things go well this well this week, there will be some more updates before this weekend.

Stay tuned!

Time to get back the swing of things, here’s a bit of the crowd in between things.

Llamas, llamas EVERYWHERE! I thought it would make a good sketch, I think I was right.

Still messing around with some brush pens. Working on controlling the line as well as drawing various people.

This week you have seen taxes, then there was another that cannot be avoided (in the South at least), pollen. Now is the final constant we all must face…DEATH!

Well, sort of, in this particular case.